It’s only about halfway through second-quarter earnings season, but Amazon has plenty of company in serving up cringe-worthy earnings. There are 7 companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500, including toy maker Mattel (MAT), grocer Safeway (SWY) and home builder DR Horton (DHI), which have missed second-quarter earnings forecasts by 10% or more, according to a USA TODAY review of data from S&P Capital IQ.

By far, the quarter’s biggest whiff so far is from Mattel. The company’s adjusted earnings of 3 cents a share missed expectations by 83%. A staggering 15% decline in Barbie sales and 17% decline in Fisher-Price sales during the quarter smacked the company’s profit beyond what analysts saw coming. Investors were none too happy, either, sending shares down 9.7% since the July 17 profit report.

Want to see what an earnings miss looks like? Check out Mattel’s stock after the announcement:

Chart source: MSN Money

But the biggest stock price hit following an earnings miss goes to DR Horton. The company missed earnings forecasts by 16% for the second quarter when it reported on July 24. But investors have taken a sledgehammer to the stock, sending it down 14% from the report. That’s not a stock you wanted to own after the earnings report.

Chart source: MSN Money

Below are the S&P 500 companies that have reported the largest misses during the quarter so far:

Company

Symbol

Q2 2014 % miss

Stock % ch. from ann.

Mattel

MAT

-83.3%

-9.7%

Crown Castle

CCI

-36.4%

-2.3%

Safeway

SWY

-33.3%

-0.3%

EQT

EQT

-29.3%

0.6%

DR Horton

DHI

-16.3%

-14.1%

Darden

DRI

-10.6%

-0.9%

Whirlpool

WHR

-10%

2.8%

Sources: S&P Capital IQ, USA TODAY research

Where’s Amazon on the list? The fact the company reported an even bigger loss, 27 cents a share, than expected makes it mathematically impossible to calculate a percentage change. But it was certainly bad — as the loss was more than double the 12 cents a share investors were prepared for.